Have a Question/s About Wheels/Tires/Offsets/Camber/Etc? Ask here::
#2311
#2312
#2313
#2314
Always run 32psi unless your stretch, if you stretch then you should understand tire pressure before you dive into that shallow pool.
What wheel shop might this be? 265 is technically an over sized tire for 8.5" (Too wide) wheel and also an incredibly tall tire for 20" wheels (more than an Inch taller than stock)
If you go with the 8.5+30 then I would recommend 245/35/20.
What wheel shop might this be? 265 is technically an over sized tire for 8.5" (Too wide) wheel and also an incredibly tall tire for 20" wheels (more than an Inch taller than stock)
If you go with the 8.5+30 then I would recommend 245/35/20.
#2319
Are you lowered? The offset you're looking for is going to be roughly +36-+40
However, I cant recall how much inner clearance the second gen sedans have and weather or not the front wheel would rub on the strut with that high of an offset.
What are the front specs?
You're looking at lowering the car pretty damn low, putting a 255/35 or 245/35 tire on it, running about -4 degrees of camber and then pulling the fenders the rest of the way.
The rear will end up looking something like this (18x11 +20 255/35/18 -4.7 Degrees of camber)
![Name: IMG_9738.jpg
Views: 38
Size: 144.2 KB](https://g35driver.com/forums/attachments/wheels-tires/237362d1501885145-have-question-s-about-wheels-tires-offsets-camber-etc-ask-here-img_9738.jpg)
Np
#2321
#2322
im getting my OEM 18s powder coated black but im wondering if i can do a polished lip on them? what type of metal is the sport 18s? (04 coupe if it makes a difference)
i know they are allow, but aluminum allow? sorry, i am still learning alot about cars and i started with audio first lol so bear with me.
thanks!!
i know they are allow, but aluminum allow? sorry, i am still learning alot about cars and i started with audio first lol so bear with me.
thanks!!
#2323
#2325
Thats a tall tire, even taller than the 265/35 that the shop recommended you. I would keep it to the 245/35/20 that 4D recommended. 245/35 is just slightly larger than stock and will look good.
http://www.zeforged.com/downloads/20...oze-041911.pdf
OE sizes are about 26.3" O.D. It's best to stick around that size. Some run smaller, but thats usually because they are slammed.
http://www.zeforged.com/downloads/20...oze-041911.pdf
OE sizes are about 26.3" O.D. It's best to stick around that size. Some run smaller, but thats usually because they are slammed.